Pistons Aim To Force Game Six In Detroit Showdown
Golden State fans boo as the Warriors lead the Pistons 3-2 in the NBA series after a 128-109 win in Oakland. Detroit vows to win Game Six in Kobo Hall Friday and push the decider back to California.
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Improve on Shutout Records Yet Show Dodgers Win
Seaver and Sutton both delivered shutouts in Thursday action as their teams posted wins. Sutton tied Koufax on the Dodgers shutout list with Led Angéles defeating the Cardinals 4-0, while Seaver earned his 26th career shutout in the Mets 2-0 win over the Braves. Other NL results saw the Astros beat the Expos 3-1 and the Padres top the Cubs 9-5. AL scores featured the Rangers 6-1 over the Red Sox and the Brewers 8-5 over the White Sox.
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Coe Sweeps Knox with late rallies in two games
Coe College rode late seventh inning bursts to two 4 3 victories over Knox at Daniels Park. Moon led off the decisive frame with a double in game one and a triple in game two to drive in Kahle and Hallman as part of the rally. Boothe and Moon provided the key blows with Moon collecting RBIs. Bernie Erenberger and Steve Peterzen pitched well in relief, each fanning seven.
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Nine Team Field Set For Coe Relays In Kingston
Central, Knox and Coe lead the nine team field for the Coe Relays to be held Saturday at Kingston Stadium. Defending champion Kohawk returns five event winners including Doug Baldwin and Ken Mullen with entries from Knox, Monmouth, Dubuque and Iowa Wesleyan. Open mile entries welcome at trackside. events begin 1 p.m. with relays at 1 30. Admission free.
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